Fallon

Progressive and environmental groups on Tuesday protested outside of Congressman Mark Amodei’s  (R-Nev.) office on Kietzke Lane in south Reno.

Officials with the Bureau of Land Management last week said the agency had extended the withdrawal of nearly 685,000 acres of public lands in connection with Naval Air Station Fallon.

Local government officials and guests attended the grand opening and ribbon cutting on June 1 for the Rafter 3C Arena, which is expected to provide a boon to the Churchill County economy.

The Nevada Department of Agriculture is distributing $500,000 in American Rescue Plan Act dollars to six organizations throughout the state to improve food security for Nevadans.

Like its two famous movies, TOPGUN instruction is real … teaching pilots that warfighting becomes a matter of life and death in the skies above sea or land.

This family friendly event encourages Churchill County residents and people from surrounding communities to support the military.

War Comes Home: The Legacy is part of Cal Humanities’ current “War Comes Home” initiative, a thematic program designed to promote greater understanding of veterans and explore how war shapes a community. 

Four authors will speak on successive Wednesdays at 6 p.m. at the Churchill County Museum. Copies of their books will also be on sale.

The Springs Wings Festival returned this year after a two-year hiatus due to COVID-19 with bird watchers celebrating Nevada’s wetlands and the migratory birds that enjoy them.

Looking back at his military career, retiring Naval Air Station Fallon commander Capt. Evan Morrison said time has passed quickly since he took the oath to serve his country for the past 36 years.